OTI Endorses Reintroduced Digital Equity Foundation Act
The Digital Equity Foundation Act would create a foundation with the ability to award grants, provide digital literacy training, and more.
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The Digital Equity Foundation Act would create a foundation with the ability to award grants, provide digital literacy training, and more.
A Digital Equity Foundation can provide the sustainable funding required to close the digital divide for good.
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